| Mull is one of the most famous unspoilt islands, located | | | | that the Isle of Mull is not a popular destination during |
| in the county of Argyll in Scotland. It boasts an | | | | the other seasons of the year. |
| impressive coastline of 300miles, although its population | | | | On the contrary, Mull attracts many British and many |
| is relatively small, only 2800 inhabitants. The Isle of Mule | | | | foreigners, especially from central and northern Europe, |
| is mostly known for the attractive and rich natural | | | | due to the numerous natural attractions and the quality |
| scenery consisting of hills, waterfalls and under water | | | | of the natural environment. |
| caves, lush woodlands and long beaches. | | | | The Isle of Mull is home to more than two hundred and |
| The Isle of Mull is a place known among fishermen and | | | | fifty different species of birds and features the White |
| golf players, as it features two of the most well | | | | Eagle, one of the rarest birds in the world. But its sea |
| appointed golf courses in Scotland, the Tobermory and | | | | life is also very rich: dolphins and porpoises, as well as |
| the Craignure. Mull is the fourth largest island of the | | | | minke whales can be seen close to the coast, or |
| United Kingdom with an area of approximately 876.30 | | | | during the boat trips that are organised daily. |
| square kilometres. | | | | There are many tours available all year long and |
| As expected, the population grows dramatically during | | | | especially during the summer months, towards nearby |
| the summer months, as there are many businessmen | | | | places such as the Staffa and the Treshnish Isles. The |
| who open their stores or accommodation outlets only | | | | Isle of Mull features art galleries and gift shops, book |
| during summer, when the largest amount of visitors | | | | stores and shopping malls and unique chandlery shops. |
| and travellers is expected. This doesn't mean though, | | | | |